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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Peter Wolf | ... | Deafula / Steve Adams (as Peter Wechsberg) |
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James Randall | ... | Rev. Adams (Deafula's father) (as James D. Randall) |
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Lee Darel | ... | Detective |
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Dudley Hemstreet | ... | Assistant detective Butterfield |
Katherine Wilson | ... | Mother of Deafula | |
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Cindy Whitney | ... | Young Amy |
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Norma Tuccinardi | ... | Old Amy |
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Nick Tuccinardi | ... | Zork (Amy's servant) |
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Gary R. Holstrom | ... | Count Dracula |
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Bob L. Fowler | ... | Dr. Moon |
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Raymond Reichle | ... | Dr. Reichle |
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Errol Wechsberg | ... | Baby Deafula |
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Von Wechsberg | ... | Young Deafula |
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Toni Below | ... | Tall Woman in Bedroom |
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Sheila Pope | ... | Young Woman in Living Room |
A theology student finds himself turning into a vampire and hunting other students for their blood.
Good film that was done in sign, make-up was a downfall to the movie but understandig that this was the directors first film on his own. I can understand some of the mistakes. Visually the movie is shot in black and white giving this picture a classic look. For a fist time film, I have to give this picture a 10 for sheer attempt at something new, since this is the first film ever shot in american sign. The film from I understand is in the New York Film Institute. They reconized this picture as do most of the hearing-impaired culture as the first film in american sign, try to find a copy at SignScopePictures.com, I heard that a 30th annivesary ed. will be comming out later this year or next year.